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BILLBOARD NO. 1 SONG OF THE YEAR |
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East of Santiago, Chile, Mount Tupungato is a 22,000-foot peak in this range |
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If you're pursuing an eggplant-based diet, try this Middle Eastern spread that is similar to hummus |
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"Boom Boom Pow" by this "leguminous" group satisfied onomatopoeic musical cravings in 2009 |
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In April 1877 Pres. Hayes withdrew federal troops from Louisiana, officially ending this post-Civil-War period |
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It took three years from 1501 to 1504 for the marble work here to be completed by this artist, but we'd say it was worth the time |
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When it comes to mental ability, I.Q. stands for this |
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Rising 19,340 feet along the East African Rift system is this peak of Tanzania |
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Vegetarians, skip the egg roll & go for this, the other roll on the Panda Express appetizer menu |
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"Girls hit your hallelujah" for this 2015 collaboration between Mark Ronson & Bruno Mars |
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In 1801 this cotton gin inventor demonstrated his idea for interchangeable parts for guns |
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Sir George Frampton did the statue of this J.M. Barrie character that's in Kensington Gardens |
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Adjective meaning repulsively ugly & distorted |
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The Sawatch Range of this mountain system includes peaks like Mount Elbert |
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The Kellogg Co. owns the brand called these "Farms" known for black bean burgers |
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Not the similarly named video app, this song made it to the top in 2010 for Ke$ha |
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An 1842 attempt to move public records (& the capital) back to Houston caused the Texas Archives War in this city |
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In a 15th century marble statue & a relief, Donatello depicted this saint "Killing the Dragon" |
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A chamber music ensemble consisting of 2 violins, a viola & a cello |
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The border between these 2 countries goes right down the middle of a room in the Hotel Arbez in the Jura Mountains |
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What Europeans call semolina pudding, we call this "Cream" eaten at breakfast |
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WHAM! took the top spot in 1985 with "Careless Whisper"; 3 years later this singer had "Faith" |
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For some reason the Anti-Masonic Party chose onetime Freemason William Wirt to challenge this incumbent president in 1832 |
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In 1904 this Danish-American sculptor who later thought much bigger in South Dakota gave us "Mares of Diomedes" |
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This rodent with a 2-word name glides between trees using a furry membrane that stretches from wrist to ankle |
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Mount Mitchell in the Black Mountains of North Carolina is the tallest peak in this range |
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The delights of tapioca come from this root |
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"All the boys they say que soy buena" when they hear this tune, tops from 1996 |
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In 1857 this monthly magazine with an oceanic name was founded in Boston; it moved to D.C. 150 years later |
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In 1884 this great French sculptor was commissioned to create "The Burghers of Calais" |
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This Native American language group is used along the East Coast from Canada to the Carolinas |
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